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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1962
Page
5
Mrs. G V Chambers was elected president of Beta Gamma Chapter Epsilon Sigma Alpha at a recent meeting. Mrs Dee Wheatley TI was named Beta Gamma’s Outstanding ESA member for the year and will represent the chapter in district competition. Other officers include Mrs Ed De
Bonnie Bond a prospective Rob ert E. Lee High School graduate was feted Friday with a slumber party hosted by N S D Olives and daughter Yvonne. Corsages honored Bond and her mother Mrs C M Bond. Guests included Sally Botkin Joyce Him mans Betsy Wilson and many more. Plans announced for a Roaring 20s rush party March 20 at Mrs Joe Pollack’s home. Officers of District II of Epsilon Sigma Alpha honored at tea by Pasadena City Council.
Robert E. Lee High School Choir will sing at the Baytown Education Association meeting at 7 30 p m Tuesday in the REL auditorium. Soloists are Pat Owen Nel da Day and James Colley under director T F Seale since 1947. The choir grew from 70 members to 305, about half boys, with sacred music and spirituals plus novelties and musical comedies.
March 22 event at the Community House features an 18 foot rainbow stage piece and pot of gold. Fashions by Style Shoppe with Al Melinger as commentator. Tickets 1.25, seated at four per table, refreshments and 22 door prizes. Spring rushees of Kappa Kappa will be guests of honor.
First Christian Youth groups will attend World Fellowship meets in Houston March 16 and 17. Chi Rho groups meet at Oaks Christian Church, CYF senior high at Bethany Christian Church, with rooms provided by host churches. Registration is 3.3 dollars covering meetings, banquets, and lunch with speaker William David, Argentine missionary, at the CYF banquet.
Jane McMahon, a junior at Texas Christian University, has been elected president of Kappa Delta sorority. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs W. McMahon, 221 Burnet. Cletus Shepherd visits Baytown with wife and son. Shepherd, stationed with the Navy in Rhode Island, is son of J D Shepherd of Pasadena.
St Joseph Altar Society announced a bake sale Sunday at noon in the school. March gathering welcomed new member Mrs Pavuska and formed committees to visit elderly homes. Nominating panel included Mrs Hornsby, Fields, and Urban. Membership roll given to 30 members. March altar committee listed.
Ann Askey, a prospective graduate of Robert E. Lee High School, was feted at a Goose Creek Country Club luncheon by Mrs. William D. Broyles. She received a silver charm bracelet as guests including Sharon Bacon and Elizabeth Bomhoff attended. floral decor included spring arrangements and corsages for Ann and her mother.
Fashions for children teens and mothers highlighted a Saturday display at Willing B Fabric Shop marking its reopening with morning and afternoon shows. Beverly Wright created a teen graduation party wear while models such as Sarah Swain Kay Post Linda Clark Linda Hoskins Patricia Norton Ann Tate Jan Adams Lin da Vidrine showcased coordinated outfits in cottons linens and satins with details like corsages, embroidery, and eyelet accents.
Mr and Mrs I R King of La Porte announce the engagement of their niece Bertha Mae Ladd to Ronn ie La Plume son of Mr and Mrs Edmond LaPlume of Leominster Mass The bride elect is a graduate of Trige High School Cadiz Ky and Southwestern Business University of Houston La Plume graduated from Notre Dame College of Massachusetts The couple will wed in the home of Me and Mrs Charles Slezak in
Mrs. J. T. Traylor spoke on amaryllis at the Baytown Garden Club meeting, detailing care, planting of bulbs, propagation from seed and division, with colored slides showing varieties and arrangements. The hot tea planned for March was postponed.
Gamma Nu Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma met Thursday for officer elections and to host Future Teachers of America at Robert E. Lee High School. Vera Hartt elected president. new officers include Lillian Hinson, J. C. Burkett, Nell Dreselly, Hallie Patterson, and Blanche Gunn. A Hawaiian themed program titled New Trends in Music featured Elizabeth Giroir directing and dances by Sue Ellen Tarham and Sandy Rearden. The group plans a June convention at the Driskill Hotel in Austin and appointed a committee for a Gamma Nu scholarship.
Deana Lister a 14 year old Houston ninth grader will perform as the Teen Age Magician in the Shrine Show at 7 pm Saturday in the Robert E Lee High School auditorium. Her father G E Lister is a member of the International Brotherhood of Magicians and a national vice president of the Society of American Magicians.
Mr. and Mrs. J N Welch received stainless flatware at a Sunday housewarming in Midway 13. A pink and green theme dominated, pink roses center the serving table, and 70 guests were served. The Rev Everett Shrum led the dedication service and guests from Freeport and Houston attended.
Graduation luncheon at Goose Creek Country Club honored Sue Conway with guests like Ginger Partin and Jill Clayton. L. L. Fuller and Jéan hosted. A chicken salad menu served to attendees including Mrs. E. T. Conway, mother of the honoree. Centerpiece featured white mums and four girl graduates.
Mrs James Boyd was hostess Friday for the Women’s Auxiliary of Wooster Fire Department. Three new members, Mrs Ralph Powell, Mrs Robert Dippe and Mrs Hilton Collins, were welcomed. Next meeting will be April 5.
Heirport Herrin announces daughter Rosann Gay born March 7 at San Jacinto Hospital weighing 7 pounds 6 ounces. Grandparents O H Herrin and F J Kloesel of Baytown. great grandparents Mary Kloese and Fred Lacey Sr. Houston. sister Roxann. Robertson couple announces daughter Carrie Ruth born March 5 at Gulf Coast Hospital weighing 6 pounds 5 ounces. Grandparents H B Johnston Baytown and M P Robertson Deer Park. great grandparent C A Quinn Houston. sister Penny Lee and brother Morrie James.
DeZavala Parent Teacher Association will host a spring carnivalMarch 21 at the school announced at the March meeting with Mrs Ruben Gutierrez president in charge. A nominating committee led by Mrs Pete DeHoyos Mrs Beatrice Contreras Robert Hawkins Grace Muir and Amelia Salinas was named to present a slate of officers for election. Hawkins gave a talk on Safety in Everyday Life Miss Rena Bracewells fourth grade students danced four numbers for the group. The M Bookcase was the title given by Mrs Jena Latimers students.
A simple traditional method to season meat before roasting. Apply rib flour with salt and pepper and add paprika or dry mustard for a classic, flavorful crust prior to oven cooking.
The text mentions fales tette Bare pened embarrassed, dropped or bled at wrong time. It promotes alkaline powder for plates and claims wearers gain comfort. It urges trying PASTEBTH at a counter, with scattered cautions about breath and plate adhesion.
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